Kevin's Attorney called Seller's Attorney who did pick up the phone at that time and Seller's Attorney claimed he was sick with the Flu and was not in the office to take care of the Cancellation.Kevin's Attorney, a week ago, was tired of waiting and then sent a Demand Letter in Writing to Seller's Attorney to promptly return deposit.Kevin went to find out more about the Seller's Attorney, specifically if he had any problems.We searched a public Court Website and found out that the Seller's Attorney was sued by a Client that was Purchasing a Property.

You're absolutely correct and you should do your vetting of the PM company before you refer someone over to them especially when you're getting paid a fee. 

I suggest starting by either calling the district court system for the jurisdiction in which your rental is located or visit their website to find out more about the lawsuit process. 

If 2nd lien wasn't released then it has priority over all other liens recorded after 2nd lien.If the third lien references the 1st lien as an extension (or modification), then it is very likely that either someone made a mistake releasing first mortgage or they released 2nd mortgage.I am sure title co can help you out decipher this 

Why would I pay someone (CPA or online tool) to form an LLC when I can do it by myself using the IRS website?

Sounds like lazy consulting / ignorance from my perspective.I was an agent for the company you are referring 14 years ago. 

Hi, I am brand new to this website.

For me, as an investor and agent, I am always looking at what level of rehab will yield the most profit.A second frame of reference will come from your home inspector.

One thing I have seen too for looking for potential lenders was looking at the list of approved lenders in the Maryland Mortgage Program on maryland.gov's website. 

QUESTION: if 95% of lenders were charging rates in the 8% range, but a Realtor knows where the buyer can get a 2.750% 30yr fixed rate with no points, would they refer them to that lender?